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Section 2.3: Product and Quotient Rule
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Objective:
Students will be able to use the product and quotient rule to take the derivative of differentiable equations
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Review: Definition of Derivative
x
xfxxfxf
)()(lim)(
0x
The derivative of f at x is given by
Provided the limit exists. For all x for which this limit exists, f ’ is a function of x.
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Product Rule
Theorem 2.7:The product of two differentiable function f and g is itself differentiable. Moreover, the derivative of fg is the first function times the derivative of the second , plus the second function times the derivative of the first.
You can reverse the order in which you take the derivative of the terms in the product rule.
)()()()()()( xfxgxgxfxgxfdx
d
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Example #1)26)(45( 2 xxx
]45[)26(]26[)45( 22 xxdx
dxx
dx
dxx
(derivative of the second term)(first term)+(derivative of the first term)(second term)
Step 1:
)]85)(26[()]2)(45[( 2 xxxx Step 2:-Take derivative
22 16104830810 xxxxx Step 3:-Simplify
302824 2 xxStep 4:
-Simplify
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Example #2
)25( 2 xxx
)5)(.25()210( )2/1(2 xxxxxStep 1:
-Take derivative
)2/1()2/3()2/3( )2/5(210 xxxx Step 2:
-Simplify
)2/1()2/3( 35.12 xx Step 3:
-Simplify
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Example #3)23)(13( 3 xxx
Find the tangent line at point (-2,1) using the above equation
)2(391 xy -Plug slope & point into the point slope equationStep 6:
3)2(18)2(6)2(12 23 -plug in x=-2 from the point (-2,1) to get the slope of the
tangent line
Step 4:
)]23)(33[()]3)(13[( 23 xxxxStep 1:-Take derivative
6969393 233 xxxxxStep 2:-Simplify
318612 23 xxxStep 3:-Simplify
393362496 Step 5:-Simplify
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Quotient Rule Theorem 2.8:The quotient f/g of two differentiable
functions f and g is itself differentiable at all values of x for which g(x) 0. Moreover, the derivative of f/g is given by the denominator times the derivative of the numerator minus the numerator times the derivative of the denominator, all divided by the square of the denominator.
You can not reverse the order in which you take the derivative of the terms in the quotient rule.
≠
,)(
)()()()(
)(
)(2xg
xgxfxfxg
xg
xf
dx
d
0)( xg
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Example #1
6
242
x
xy
22
22
2 )6(
]6[)24(]24[)6(]6
24[
x
xdx
dxx
dx
dx
x
x
dx
dStep 1:
(derivative of the top term)(bottom term)-(derivative of the bottom term)(top term)
(bottom term)2
22
2
)6(
)]2)(24[()]4)(6[(
x
xxxStep 2: -Take derivative
3612
244424
2
xx
xxStep 3: -Simplify
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Example #2
7
)/1(53
x
xy
)7(
)]/1(5[3
xx
xxStep 1: -Get rid of fraction in the numerator by
multiply the numerator and denominator by x
xx
x
7
154
Step 2: -Simplify
24
34
)7(
)74)(15()5)(7(
xx
xxxx
Step 3: -Take derivative
258
34
4935
7415
xxx
xx
Step 4: -Simplify
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Example #38
64
2
x
xy
Find tangent equation at point (-1,3)
24
234
)8(
)6(4)8(2
x
xxxxStep 1: -Take derivative
6416
2441628
355
xx
xxxxStep 2: -Simplify
6416
1624248
35
xx
xxxStep 3: -Simplify
81
10
64)1(16)1(
)1(16)1(24)1(248
35
Step 4: -plug in x=1 from the point (-1,3) to find the slope of the tangent line
)1(81
103 xyStep 5: -plug the slope and point into the point
slope formula
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Combining the Product Rule & Quotient Rule
9
)84)(23( 2
x
xx
8118
1682412)9)(16242412(2
2322
xx
xxxxxxxStep 2:
-Simplify
8118
1682412144216216108162424122
2322233
xx
xxxxxxxxxxStep 3:
-Simplify
8118
200144332242
23
xx
xxxStep 4:
-Simplify
*For this type of problem use the quotient rule and with in the quotient rule use the product rule to take the derivative of the numerator
2
22
)9(
)84)(23()1()9()23(8)84(3
x
xxxxxxStep 1:
-Take derivative
Product rule for derivative of the numerator